Impactivity Quotes

“The choices we make to accumulate, to display, to put in storage, and to hoard keep us locked in a mental prison of overwhelm. When the physical space around you is cluttered and you never feel like you're on top of all the organizational projects that need doing, how can you possibly feel free to pursue a new Adventure? But as I said, getting unshackled is about more than the tangible acts of clearing out our calendars or our clutter.”
― Tracy L. Higley, Impactivity: What if You're Working Hard on All the Wrong Things?

“If you are convinced that God has gifted you for a particular work, and that He has also given you a passion for it, and it is a gift that meets a need in the world, then I think God will show you how to find the time, money, and energy to live in obedience.”
― Tracy L. Higley, Impactivity: What if You're Working Hard on All the Wrong Things?

“The world-change that can be effected through people with wealth requires people to earn wealth. Beauty that follows in the footsteps of the Great Creator requires creative artists. Your work, your calling, no matter what it is, has an inherently sacred quality.”
― Tracy L. Higley, Impactivity: What if You're Working Hard on All the Wrong Things?

“Impactivity is the distinction between the mere productivity you strive for and the deeper impact that you wish to have in the world.”
― Tracy L. Higley, Impactivity: What if You're Working Hard on All the Wrong Things?

“But I also believe that you want more than productivity. In the secret places of your heart you want to have an impact on people. You want to shine, not hide. You want to produce or create or make a difference. You”
― Tracy L. Higley, Impactivity: What if You're Working Hard on All the Wrong Things?